I'm writing an essay, and I wanted to cite a phenomenon I remember reading about in passing a while ago. Something along the lines of how rickrolling led to people being less likely to click unfamiliar links and thus indirectly improved their cyber-resilience. I think it was called the "rickroll effect" or the "rick astley effect" or something similar?In any case, I can't find any trace of it on google. I think I'm mixing up rickrolling with some other online trend? Unless I imagined it wholesale, but surely that can't be the case. I mean, I swear I read a wikipedia article on it.Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?
>>1497684The Rickroll (2006) is harmless. The Anna Kournikova computer virus (2001) was not. Maybe you're thinking of that.
https://edramatica.com/Rickroll
>>1497698>The Anna Kournikova computer virus (2001)Interesting report on the virus:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfr64zoBTAQ
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